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In the ever-evolving world of business, one company has been making headlines recently - Strategy, the Bitcoin-holding company founded by Michael Saylor. Despite a challenging quarter, the company finds itself under scrutiny, with many questions lingering about its current situation in the stock market.
The company, known for its specialisation in high-quality displays and accessories, has been experiencing a downturn in its stock trading. The stock has been in a nearly uninterrupted downtrend from top to bottom on the stock exchange, trading at fire-sale prices. This decline comes amidst a broader market context, with the stock market in Japan experiencing a heavy crash, although it seems that the worst is already over (p.40).
However, the company's recent financial results paint a grim picture. In the second quarter, Strategy witnessed a 23% revenue collapse and a staggering 74% profit decrease. Yet, the historical comparison of the ratios between enterprise value and annualized revenue has reached a low point, similar to that seen before price gains of over 50%. This suggests that the valuation of the company's stock in the stock market may justify an entry.
Despite the challenging quarter, the demand for the company's products remains strong. They find wide application in industry, medicine, and retail, with the demand for optical technologies rising rapidly, resulting in a record quarter and an optimistic outlook (p.24).
The current issue of BÖRSE ONLINE digital offers up-to-date information up to 2 days earlier than the printed edition. The HotDeal of this issue provides additional insights into why an entry could be considered in such a challenging quarter in the stock market. The questions that need to be answered are: How serious is the situation? How solid is the company's substance? Does the valuation justify an entry?
Meanwhile, the railway business is growing worldwide, but the business with truck technology is calming down (p.22). In contrast, the food industry giants are making moves, with Mars acquiring the Pringles manufacturer Kellogg's (p.34).
As the situation unfolds, it's crucial to keep a close eye on Strategy. Despite the recent setback of not being included in the S&P 500 despite meeting criteria, the company remains a significant player in the tech industry. The coming days and weeks will undoubtedly shed more light on the company's future prospects in the stock market.
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